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*CAIE A Level Law [9084/12/J/2026]*

*Section - A*

1. Identify one intrinsic aid to statutory interpretation. [1]

2. Identify two reasons why people might not qualify as magistrates. [2]

3. Describe three reasons for the refusal of bail by the court under the Bail Act 1976. [6]

4. Describe two aspects of the adversarial court system. [6]

5. Discuss the criticisms of delegated legislation. [10]

*Section B*

6. (a) Explain the Civil Procedure Rules following the Woolf Reforms. [10]
(b) Assess the effect of the Woolf Reforms. [15]

7. (a) Explain mediation and conciliation as types of ADR. [10]
(b) Discuss whether mediation or conciliation is the best type of ADR. [15]

8. (a) Explain the training of judges. [10]
(b) Discuss how far judges are independent from political bias. [15]

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CAIE’s message to candidates and their families.

Latest update from Cambridge on AS Level Maths Paper 12 (9709/12): Cambridge has officially cancelled Paper 12 due to a confirmed paper leak in Zones 3 & 4. A replacement exam will now be held on 9 June 2026 for all affected candidates.

No extra fee will be charged, and the result date (11 August 2026) remains unchanged. Further details will be shared by 15 May.

Cambridge has stated that the matter is under active investigation, and strict action will be taken against those involved in sharing confidential exam material.

Latest update from Cambridge on AS Level Maths Paper 12 (9709):

“An update about a Cambridge International AS Level Mathematics question paper (9709/12), taken in our administrative zones 3 and 4* on 29 April.’’

As we communicated on 30 April, this paper was shared prematurely against our strict regulations. The extent of sharing means we cannot use this paper to award final exam results for this syllabus. We are therefore cancelling this paper, and it will not be used to generate results through calculated assessment.
We know how frustrating and disappointing this incident has been for affected students, their families and schools. Students work incredibly hard to prepare for, and take exams, and we value the trust placed in us to deliver fair results at the end of the exam process.
Like many other exam boards, we regularly receive reports of exam paper leaks, and the vast majority of them are fake. These false reports typically originate from fraudsters claiming to have exam papers for sale to deceive students financially. We monitor social media channels routinely, focusing on any posts offering to share and/or to sell question papers. We work proactively with website and social media platforms to monitor content, and our Legal and Compliance teams investigate each claim. We then take robust legal action in pursuing illegal sharing.
We encourage all students to continue focusing on their exams, and we would like to assure them that the actions we take are in the best interest of Cambridge students.
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